#Open mp4 in virtualdub update#
Script: Added filters.BeginUpdate/EndUpdate() in saved job scripts to force timeline to update when frame rate changing filters are added. vdprof file.ĪVI: Fixed crash when exporting segments with no audio track. (test-7) Added option to overwrite existing profiles when loading a. (test-7) Added /portablealt: switch for using multiple INI files. The newest test build (1.10.5-test7) gives you the option to overwrite the existing profiles when loading a.
Then I imported 'MySettings.vdprof' and it was integrated OK - granted the two profiles used slightly different paths, but it seems to work ok. Eventually, I'd like to see a sticky thread with 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Virtualdub with input plug-ins, filters, acm codecs, ffmpeg and command line encoders with links to guides for all the new features. I'll hold off uploading it until I can get it all figured out unless someone wants it the way it is and change the paths. It would be nice if every time you closed Virtualdub that it would close the vdprof file and force you to load it when you open Virtualdub but also give you the option of selecting a default vdprof file that it would automatically open. I'm going to have to mention this to Avery and see what he can do about it. Looking at the vdprof file and both my 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Virtualdub, I see they are both seeing my 64-bit encoders which isn't a problem for me but it could be for XP users or owners of 32-bit only versions of Windows. I'll go ahead and upload the master vdprof for anyone who is interested and try and create separate encoder sets. WMV is not possible although I was able to get some WMA files to work. My master vdprof file consists of 1,513 lines of text and has just about any encoder set you'd want. Putting x264 in an avi container isnt the right way to go, especially if you can create an x264 mp4 or mkv with the same program using the x264 command line encoder. The reg key is actually there are correct too, but on my 64bit vdub I cant see it. If it's just one encoder or encoder set that is causing it not to load then you can remove it but it's easier just to remove everything and load the vdprof that you want. Close Regedit, open Virtualdub and check. vdprof from VDub then slightly changed the encoder profile name of mp4box deleted all existing settings and imported it back into VDub. To be clear on the procedure to add a new profile where one already exists, I attempted to import 'MySettings.vdprof' and got the expected message that the profile ' mp4box' existed. A lot more users would be interested if it was easier for them to use without having to search for everything on their own. One user on the Virtualdub forum mentioned starting a wiki page with links to all versions of Virtualdub with all plugins, acm codecs, encoders and guides for using the external encoder, the curve editor and smart rendering. As it is now, you have to remove each encoder and encoder set one by one before adding a new vdprof file and if there is already a certain encoder in the vdprof file then Virtualdub will refuse to load the file. A right click option to select all encoder sets and remove would help. I suggested an option to load and unload vdprof files to Avery Lee but I don't know if he will put it in a future release or not. Most of my encoders are in C:\Tools which is the recommended folder so that is where most of my paths will be directed to unless they need to be in program files. It can quickly get cluttered with a large selection of encoders / muxers. I think it would be best to break it down into separate encoder sets, so people can pick and choose. You'll have to either change the paths or move the files. I can upload either my master VDPROF file or break it down into separate encoder sets. There are a couple that are missing from Hybrid because of licensing (neraacenc.exe).
#Open mp4 in virtualdub download#
you can either download these encoders or you could download Selur's Hybrid program and copy the contents of the main folder to your Tools folder. Lame.exe (need lame_enc.dll in same folder)ģ2-bit mp4box.exe (need js32.dll in same folder) Xvid_encraw.exe (I could not get this encoder to work. Here are most of the proven encoders so far.įfmpeg.exe 32-bit (several different formats)įfmpeg.exe 64-bit (several different formats)
Mkv file has FLAC audio.Encoders must be command line and must accept stdin "-" from pipe. I was able to open the mkv file in VirtualDub, but it opened with a black screen and "missing codec" on it. *: it's usually in "c:\program files\virtualdub\plugins" or something like that. There are other great plugins available from the same author here, as well as the source code:Įxtra: here is a great list of input plugins for virtualdub: Unzip it and put the file "Matroska.vdplugin" in VirtualDub's "plugins" folder*. Now you can also open MKV in VirtualDub with this input plugin:
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